Grettalina

Tonight my roommate and I were coming home from studio and we passed a group of drunk girls stealing our road sign. We have like the most ordinary street name in the world and so when we got back to our apartment, we had to report it to the police, because lame crimes should always be punished. I mean if we lived on Dingleberry Ave. maybe, but this wasn't even late either (it was only 11:30) which also means they're probably lightweights, stupid and freshmen who should be punished just because. I wanted to go down to the corner to see if they were caught, but that seemed like taking it too far. So after spending our Friday evening at studio

i fried my motherboard. :'( dead n' gone. i really wanted to post some pictures on here for some good feedback so that i can beat the people in my photography class with some brilliant photos but half my photos are spread out on the school computers and it's getting a little frustrating. life is so complicated without your own computer! especially when half your class wants to dissemble the computer room all together to turn it into a pin-up room and you have to absolutely FIGHT to keep these crappy computers so that you can have any connection at all with everything. i'm just in a whiny mood today. and it doesn't help that what's putting

well i finally finished a roll of film and took it to be developed. after a week and a half they finally had it ready (i took it to kmart, thinking it'd be cheaper, not it'd be slower than real mail) and it was a huge failure, with a capitol f and most of the rest of the letters too. so, i've quite graciously decided not to post any of this first disaster. instead, i have a question: several pictures were just grey and i was thinking that probably had something to do with not enough light? i was using the telescopic lens because it looked so cool, but it was at dusk and even inside there wasn't much light. so my question is, how do you use a